Re: inconsistent data types
Robert Uhl <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.lisp.clsql.general |
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| Organization | Octopodial Chrome |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Osei Poku <[email protected]> writes: > > I have some insight but only as it relates to my situation. It may or > may not apply to your problem at all. If you look at the traced code > below, a function called MAKE-TYPE-LIST-FOR-AUTO appears to be > responsible for determining the data types. This function is called > unless somehow (ie i haven't checked) the column field types are > provided apriori. In this function, it queries objects using UFFI from > the mysql client api to determine the type of each field. In my case, > this is happening incorrectly (ie the resulting field types are not > what actually exists on the database). Can you tell if MySQL is reporting the column types incorrectly, or if it's simply that CLSQL is mis-interpreting what MySQL delivers? -- I propose "microtruck" as the new general term for SUVs, 4WDs, etc. To emphasize their clumsiness as well as to mock the "size" desperation. Substitute with "microlorry" as appropriate, although I think that the sound of "truck" works better here. --Alan J. Rosenthal